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• Folk Roots of Europe

  Here we go again. We gladly invite you to the opening event of our 2011 Programme, a joint concert of the Grieg and Enescu Societies, celebrating the popular sources that inspired the music of Enescu, Lipatti, Bartok, Grieg and Poulenc.
  
  When: Fri 21 January 2011, 7pm
  
  Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London
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• Attic Arts 2011

  Call for applications for the Attic Arts residency programme. The residency offers time and space for Romanian artists to research innovative ideas, create new work and network with professionals in the field.
  
  When: until 1 February 2011
  Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London
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• From East to West: A Portrait of Romanian Diaspora

  A unique look at the (extra)ordinary lives of some exemplary people captured by photographer Raul Stef Attic Arts resident at ICR London.
  
  Featuring renowned ballet film music and art professionals.
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• Speaking of love

  The Romanian Cultural Institute in London has the pleasure to support an event dedicated to love and poetry, organised by the Royal Society of Literature together with the Times Literary Supplement.
  
  When: Mon 14 February 2011, 7pm;
  Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London.
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• Politics of Memory in Post-Communist Europe

  The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is proud to support the launching event of the first international issue of the yearbook History of Communism in Europe, a publication of the Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and for the Memory of Romanian Exile.
  
  When: Fri 25 February 2011, 5pm;
  
  Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London
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• CAVES

  A programme of talks, performances, sound and film installations exploring the figure of the cave from pre-history to contemporaneity. Featuring Romanian curators and artists Catalin Partenie, Erwin Kessler, Alexandru Antik and Alexandru Patatics, alongside Turner Prize 2009 nominee Roger Hiorns and various acclaimed international academics.
  
  When: Mon 14 - Thu 17 February 2011, 4-9pm;
  
  Where: King's College London
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• Language Recruitment and Expat Fair

  Bilingual People Fair – Dublin
  
  Language Recruitment and Expat Fair, The Guinness Storehouse, St James St, Dublin 8, Ireland 27th March 2010
  
  Looking for a job using your language skills?
  
  
  
  Then come and join us at the Bilingual People Fair in Dublin, the largest and most exciting language jobs exhibition of its kind dedicated to multi-lingual recruitment.
  If you are a bilingual or multi-lingual speaker and you are interested in finding a great job that meets your skills this is a "must see" event! Companies from across Europe will be exhibiting!
  
  
  
  Why you should not miss the Language Recruitment Fair ...
  
  
  
  
  The fair showcases many national & international companies interested in recruiting people with language skills.
  
  You will be able to meet many employers under one roof, saving you time and energy when looking for your new job!
  
  You will be able to talk to leading employers Face-to-Face and discuss a wide range of employment opportunities in Ireland & Europe.
  
  Companies will be conducting interviews hoping to hire staff at the event.
  
  Bring your CV! So you can be interviewed and even get a job before you leave the fair.
  
  Recruitment professionals will be on hand to give you free advice about your CV and all other aspects to help you find your perfect job.
  The Language Recruitment Fair will target candidates seeking multi-lingual positions in Customer Service, Shared Service & Finance, IT, Sales, Marketing and Translation attracting leading international companies over the two days.
  
  
  
  Location and opening times
  The Guinness Storehouse, St James Street, Dublin 8
  Sat. 27th March 2010 from 10.00 to 18.00
  
  
  
  Claim your free ticket
  If you would like to register for this FREE event please go to: www.bilingualpeople.ie
  
  
  
  We look forward to meeting you there!
  Please feel free to pass the event details to friends who may be interested.
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• A Girl's Tear by Iosif Demian

  A Girls Tear is part of the Romanian Cinematheque a year round programme that brings the best Romanian films to London.
  
  When: Tuesday 15 June 2010 7pm
  Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London.
  Free entrance.
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• Romanian project at the London Festival of Architecture 2010

  Monday 21 June 7pm ICR London
  Lecture exhibition opening and screening
  
  City Skills for Life calls in a team of architects designers and video artists whose work celebrates the paradoxical nature of Bucharest: a welcoming urban chaos which moves forward as unplanned. The individual projects document the psychological contract between the city and its dwellers contrasting it with London.
  
  They aim to show how the unstructured structure of the urban environment can in fact be welcoming and possibly addictive : its organic growth provides bizarre but very substantial life-energy and skills.
  
  Two architects look at Bucharests infamous building Ceausescus Peoples Palace and attempt to unfold its grim history.
  
  When: Exhibition: 21 June to 3 July Mon to Sat 12 to 6 pm. Outdoor installation: 19 June to 4 July
  
  Where: Romanian Cultural Institute Bermondsey Square and Golden Square London
  Free entrance.
  
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• Romanian Films @ Edinburgh International Film Festival

  This years edition of The Edinburgh International Film Festival will showcase two of the award winning Romanian films: Police Adjective directed by Corneliu Porumboiu and If I want to whistle I whistle directed by Florin Serban.
  
  The Edinburgh International Film Festival is an annual fortnight of cinema screenings and related events taking place each June. Established in 1947 it is the worlds oldest continually running film festival. The EIFF aims to present both UK and international movie premieres and to exhibit the work of filmmakers.
  
  The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports the Romanian participants presence at the EIFF.
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